MACC International Limited services

MACC International Ltd provides specialist teams to conduct Unexploded Ordnance (UXO), security research and risk assessment. UXO Studies are completed in accordance with the Construction Industry Research and Information Association (CIRIA) C681 guidelines and provide: Likelihood of and encounter and consequences. Technical assessment of the likely UXO. Risk level and zones. Suggested risk mitigation strategy.

MACC International Ltd provides experienced bomb disposal engineers to conduct Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) safety awareness presentations and talks. The talks are designed to meet the project or site requirements and cover the following essential subjects: UXO recognition and their hazards. Site Safety procedures. Emergency procedures. Post incident procedures.

MACC International Ltd provides qualified Exploded Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Engineers to safely dispose of UXO encountered during contracts or projects, including: Small Arms Ammunition, shotgun cartridges etc. Pyrotechnic Fireworks, Flares and Markers. Munitions of all designs.

MACC International Ltd provides specialist teams to conduct Unexploded Ordnance (UXO), Minefield, Explosive Remnants of War and Counter Insurgency search, clearance and quality control teams. All operations meet the United Nations International Mine Action Standards (UN-IMAS).

MACC International Ltd provides specialist demining teams to conduct minefield clearance and quality control. All demining operations meet the United Nations International Mine Action Standards (UN-IMAS). Using cutting edge technology and the latest innovative procedures MACC employ the following assets to complete the mine clearing in a safe, cost effective manner: Specialist Mine Detection Dog (K9) teams. Specialist mechanical clearance equipment including ploughs, flails and crushers. Mine clearance (Deminer) teams recruited from experience international staff and the locally trained population.

MACC International Ltd provides Mine Risk Education (MRE) to local populations affected by Landmines and other Explosive Remnants of War (ERW). Using United Nations standards and guidelines (UN-IMAS) the Mine Risk Education programmes and campaigns are designed to assist in the overall clearance of Landmines and ERW and have proven to be an exceptionally efficient way to: Provide the local population with sufficient education to effectively reduce casualties within the community when faced with the proximity of a minefield. To develop a culture of safety through a sympathetic approach to the needs of the community. Empower local populations to continue the mine risk education within their community under their own arrangements.